On Thu, Mar 31, 2005 at 10:49:58AM -0500, Jake Di Toro wrote:
Given the rule that was sugested you would force any mail sent
directly to you to have your full (and correct) name attached to it,
when having a descriptive name acssociated with the email address is
not a requirement.
So if someone slips up and leaves out the doubble 'n' or just uses
your first name. or doesn't include you name at all... just a bare
email, you would discard it.
Nope, you're overthinking the problem.
All you have to do is:
1) If the To: header shows only your email address; and
2) If there is something in the namespace (comment) area of the
To: address; and
3) If that text doesn't contain your first name or your last name;
then
It's probably spam.
I have had such a recipe for a while now, and it works fine.
--
dman
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